Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1887-10-29
PERSONAL.

WNNh'NA"Js
-rMr. v. II, Harris, OF Erin, was In clarks-
vile Tuesday.
w. M. James, Esq, OF the Paris bar, was
In town on Tuesday.
Miss q. W. watwood, of Corbandale, was
In GAINESVILLE Monday.
Miss Jennie Porter, Of Hopklnsyllle, is on
a visit to Mrs. I. Porter.
sam Rexenger came home from Athens,
Ga, on sunday morning.
Mr.. T. A. Bunne, Of Humphreys county,
was In the city Thursday.
LATE Partridge, of the Central hotel, 10
Erin was in town Saturday.
MIR. j. M. Abshlre, OF Guthrie, KS, Wis.,
tied GAINESVILLE last Monday.
-Jno. y. Reynolds and family are board
Ing NJ Len Smiths on Madison.
-Gracey Childers has returned to school
in GAINESVILLE from his vacation.
MIR. II. II. McFall, OF Sailors Rest was on
the streets Of GAINESVILLE Monday.
Miss Ada GIL, of Ailensville, KY, was in
the city shopping Wednesday.
DIR. j. A. Gholson and wife, of Civil Dis
/
--Thos. w. Lewis Jr., OF Stewart county,
was q visitor TO our town on Wednesday.
Miss Alma Coulter has been visiting
! friends Ia the neighborhood of Oakland.
u. j. McAuley, of Houston county, was
among the visitors TO our city on Monday.
Mrs. A. outlaw has gone TO Corbandale to
spend the winter on account Of her health
Mr. Gus Raxin5er, formerly Of ciafksviIle
from tincinnati, was In town last Saturday.
Mr.. A Hail, prominent merchant Of
Guthrie, Kyp visited Clarksv lie on Tuesday.
MIR. Ben Perkins and wife were visiting
relatives in South GAINESVILLE Wednesday
--Adalrvlle Cor. Russellville Herald JAS
H. Smith, GAINESVILLE, was in the city Thurs
day.
DR. s. A. Marable and b. j. Corban. Esq,
Monday
Mr.. r. l.. Henry, Higgins entcrprising
merchant, took in GAINESVILLE on business
Tuesday.
Mrs. Bailey, formerly, Miss Day, has been
on visit to her old home In Todd county
Kentucky.
Miss Carrie Allen, of Palmyra neighbor.
hood, visited friends and relatives In the
city this week.
Mrs. j. S. Neblett and son Mac, returned
from visit to relatives at Dickson station,
Tuesday evening.
Mrs. Chiles Barker and Mrs. VIM. NJ.
Cloud, of Christian county, KY, came in to
CIarksviile on Monday
Rev. W. A. PEBBLES has removed from the
Alwell place on Main street to the Wisdom
place OH Madison street
Mrs. Douglass Merriwether and the Misses
Allensworth's, of Todd county, KY, came In
to make purchases Monday.
DIR. Sears and W. II. Major Esq, returned
on Saturday, from the Baptist Semi-Center.
NAL celebration at Louisville.
Capt. John Y. Hutchinson, Clerk Of the
County Court of Robertson county, visited
our city Thursday on business.
Mr.. Ed. Lewis and wife have returned
home to Clarksv.lle, much improved by theii
sojourn among the mountains.
Berry II. Dunbar and lady, of the neigh
borhood OF Cumber land City, were In tllarks
vile shopping day or two ago.
Alex Gholson and wife have returned
to Clarlxsvllle from Cincinnati, and talxel
rooms at John I. Neblett's on Madison street
--Hopkinsville New Era: Miss Mary
Gum, OF Cadiz, passed through the city
Tuesday en-route to GAINESVILLE on visit t
friends
Dickson County Press: Mrs. J. NJ Lar
kin, Clarksville is visiting friends In THU
place, and Is the guest OF I. q. Morris and
family.
ing, OF Clarksyille, arrived Ia the city Wed
nesday, tho guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. Ben s
Wood.
MIR. II. II. Yancey, formerly editor of tn,
CHRONICLE, now connected with tn
ed itorial corps OF the Birmingham Herald
was in the city this week.
--Messrs. j, M. Parchman, of Houston, Mai
]. w. Lewis. of Stewart, /. F. Mcmillan an,
McKendree Hollester, OF Erin, came to tn,
! city on Thursday morning on Nos
--RussellviIle Herald: Mrs. John Edmond
son, GAINESVILLE, and Miss Mat Moore, o
Nashville, after weeks visit to Mrs. Alb,
Smith, returned to their respective homes
Monday.
DIR. and Mrs. Waddel left for Florida OF
Tuesday morning for sojourn for the ben
J eft of the Doctors health, which is poor
, We would be sincerely glad to learn that hi
, trip has proved of service Ia restoring him /,
, perfect health.